In world that seems to be obsessed with faster, better, more. I find myself craving slower, quieter and less. Less hustle, more presence. Choosing longevity and depth over quick and easy. As is so often the case, my yearnings in life are filtering into design. Choosing work that honors craft, classic materials and timeless style. Nothing embodies this more to me than marble.
A country home to escape to when the hustle and bustle of the city gets too much. A place where the views are expansive and the stillness and quiet are loud. A home that welcomes family and friends and land that encourages exploration and creativity. Sound too good to be true?
Our Millarville Project proves that peace and simplicity is sometimes closer than you think. A mere 30 minutes outside Calgary, the hamlet of Millarville offers all that and more.
Some things quintessentially define an era, shag carpet? The 60s and 70s. Boy Bands? The 90s. Golden Oak? The 80s. Perhaps not the worst thing to come out of the 80s, (my hair could top that list), but definitely a ubiquitous feature in homes. Our Coach Hill Project was no exception. There was golden oak – everywhere – except, shockingly the kitchen – because it had been renovated.
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